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Used to but the friends stopped playing it a few months ago and I got way too competitive / ragey over people cheating. Seriously, some of the f**king words people came up with, when English was their second language!

words with freinds is shit now cos everyone cheats

pretty easy to tell when they are tho. i quit on my mates when they start puttin down a series of uncommon words.

i see. were any golf models fitted with a 1.8T between 96 and 03?

yeah, GTi's. Well... in 1999 the GTi was a 2.0L n/a like mine, but then after mid 1999 they went to 1.8L turbo's.

ah cool cool. them new gti's are mint see alot of em around these days slammed on fitment spec rims. front's nice as

what? where? all the ones I've seen have fitment like a bag of dicks. they do look sweet in factory form. No R32 in new model sucks a bit tho. R32's where it's all at.

Audi S4 is the new king hatch atm anyways. Looks hot. AWD. Turbo.

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